Prerequisites • Next steps • Additional resources
In this 50 minute workshop we’ll show you how to ship integrations for GitHub Enterprise Server—including developer licensing and code modifications, as well as common packaging, distribution, and installation patterns for on-premises GitHub Apps. We’ll also share best practices and helpful resources to get you started. In the end, you’ll leave knowing how to share developer tools with Enterprise Server teams, whether for code quality, developer productivity, project management, or automation.
Before the workshop, please make sure you are logged in with your GitHub account to satellite-registration.glitch.me.
Once logged in, you will be presented with a further registration page, like the one below…
Further guidance will be provided during the workshop! See you there! 👋
getting-ready-for-the-enterprise.pdf: Slide deck to accompany this workshop- GitHub Developer Documentation: Handy guides and reference documentation you can use to start building on GitHub's platform
- GitHub Developer Program: Members receive a 5-seat GitHub Enterprise Server development license
- GitHub Enterprise Server: Portal to GitHub Enterprise Server, which includes your GitHub Enterprise Server developer license
- Setting up a GitHub Enterprise Server instance: Guides for setting up GitHub Enterprise Server on various virtualization platforms
- Octokit libraries: Official and community-supported libraries for working with GitHub's APIs
- Probot: A framework for developing GitHub Apps, written in Node.js